And everything we loved buy, buy, buy. Sell, sell, sell we now hate. Some stocks, the cyclicals and especially the oils were laid to waste while others, the Consumer Product stocks roared higher almost regardless of how theyre doing. All this action is masked by the averages. The dow sank 54 points and the nasdaq declined 5. 47 and underneath the market is seething and roiling and you know what . Its begging for prognostication. So what is going . Why are we tossing out the Natural Resource stocks and embracing stocks that do well in the slowdown . Three reasons, the United States, europe and china. Big reasons. All of the three legs are developing some chinks and theyre showing in a way thats freaking out owners of stocks that we havent seen since Interest Rates started to soar in the spring. First, as has been the case all year, everything comes down to this darn bond market. Interest rates which seemed to be on the brink of busting out of levels we havent seen in ages are on retreat
Thomas J. Quinlan, 98, passed away Monday, January 15, 2024. He was a master teacher in a career that spanned eight decades. He was the beloved husband of the late Virginia (Clark) Quinlan. Born January 28, 1925, in Philadelphia, he was a son of the late John and Edna (Brownell) Quinlan and a proud grandson
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